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Maurício Planel é um grande artista Uruguaio, que vive aqui no Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, e tem um trabalho lindíssimo de composições e colagens, com uma riqueza de elementos e detalhes incrível. Além de ser uma pessoa tão de bem, que sempre passa uma serenidade e uma paz muito boa.
julho/2012
Sempre gostei de buttons. Há muito tempo comecei a juntar alguns, lembro de talvez um dos mais antigos, um do Rock in Rio (das primeiras edições), que provavelmente foi dos meus pais, tenho guardado até hoje. Nisso depois continuei colecionado, veio a febre dos pins (Olimpíadas e Copas do Mundo), e passei uma época apaixonado por um boné repleto de broches, buttons e pins, coloridos, divertidos e com várias histórias para contar.
Tenho três mochilas, e duas delas são cheias de buttons. Ando praticamente todo dia com uma mochila nas costas e vários deles pendurados nas alças.
Então sempre gostei, e pensei muito até que resolvi investir e começar a produzir os meus próprios buttons. O investimento é razoável, mas a satisfação e alegria que dá é imensa. Poder pegar um desenho ou arte minha, ou pensar em coisas novas e produzir um button único ou uma pequena tiragem... sei lá, levantar de manhã e montar ali um pra pregar na mochila e sair mais colorido pra rua, é legal de mais.
Comecei então a fazer alguns modelos de buttons com tecidos estampados. E outros modelos com algumas artes e desenhos meus. E já estou pensando em várias outras artes. Esse é o início.
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Buttons: 38 mm
A much-too-large wrap dress finds new life as a shirt dress, complete handmade tree branch buttons!
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In an attempt to thin out my button collection I have decided to donate some to charity.
Rather than dump multiple tins of assorted buttons on them, I am sorting through my stash and sewing the special ones on to card.
The remainder are being sorted by colour and are going into decorated jars.
A pleasantly calming task, but one which will take some time to complete
I've been having problems with my computer lately and so i've had this photo ready to upload for a few days. Taken outside of a shop selling buttons in Whitby 2007
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I was doubly challenged today on Facebook to do 5 days of Black and White, so here is Day 1, some suit buttons. Which can also be for #48 of the 365 Treasure Hunt "Buttons".
I also have to challenge someone every day to do the B&W thing, but I'm short of Facebook friends who haven't already done this. If you'd like to do this challenge and would like to be my friend on Facebook please send a request to Amanda Willard - www.facebook.com/amanda.willard.3551 ....ta muchly :)
Also for #30 of 100 pictures in 2014 "Uniform".
We told Sam it'd really help us if he'd push the buttons on the business manager's calculator while we signed paperwork.
the latest batch of branch buttons in the etsy shop. These beauties are my favorite.
Circular buttons graphic available for download at http://dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/circular-buttons/ in EPS (vector) format.
View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.
This tub of buttons was accumulated by my wife – I remember my mother had a similar collection :)
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to the Buttons group today.
Stuck for an idea for your daily 365 shot? Try the hereios of the We're Here! group for inspiration.
I helped the people at OPIRG to make buttons for the coming disOrientation week. In the end, I made some of my own :-)
I love to use these hardware boxes--now all my buttons are sorted by color and are so easy to find! And note the threaded needles--I like to keep a few of them right there above the buttons so they are ready to go!
Buttons were very popular in the 80s. They were often pinned to denim jackets and were an expression of one's attitude to life.
was making some woven bracelets and decided to make my own buttons, which led to playing with more buttons... in different styles, metals and colors...